Rekenthaler Report

What investment professionals see.

What every retiree should understand.

Now what?

How the debate about Social Security misses the mark.

Their relative yields have become acceptable, but that’s not the whole story.

The question, regrettably, is not a joke.

What does it take to prove an investment theory?

These funds can perform well, but it’s hard to predict under what conditions.

High distributions from these funds don’t tell the whole story.

Sometimes it’s best to just say no.

As fables go, however, this one is relatively useful.

How relevant are the experiences of other countries and other eras?

New research threatens the conventional wisdom.

Along with anybody else who attempts to forecast the investment future.

Their advice suits workers better than retirees.

The wondrous math of U.S. equities.

Assessing Peter Minuit’s fabled $24 investment.

A bad start, then a missed opportunity.

Equities are back where they started this time last year — sort of.

There will always be asset allocation losers (and winners).